Top Ten Ways Full Metal Alchemist Brotherhood is Better Than Full Metal Alchemist '03
Why I think Fullmetal Alchemist Brotherhood is better than the origianl seriesIn brotherhood, most characters had way more depth than in Original series (WARNING SPOILERS AHEAD) when Hughes died in the Original, I didn't really feel that sad about it, in brotherhood I didn't in the beginning, but later on you can see the importance of Hughes' role in the series.
This was the first anime that actually made me want tot sit through the opening and ending, normally I just skip them
In the Original series, the badguy is kinda boring, she doesn't have a real backstory, and she's just there, wanting to create a philosopher's stone, so she can live on longer, while in brotherhood, we get to know all there is about father, what he wants to do, and why he didn't kill Ed.
The Original series didn't have an actual ending, it was just left wide open, and in brotherhood there is an ending
In brotherhood, (SPOILERS) Al sacrifices his soul, so Ed can save himself, than Ed sacrifices his gate, to get Al's body back, I got pretty emotional watching this, while in the Original series, Al completely forgets about everything that happened, and never sees Ed again, until the movie, also having a new world suddenly appear, isn't that appealing to me
After watching Fma, I was kinda disappointed with the ending. I felt like the story wasn't finished
The animation was better, more detail.
The fights in brotherhood were way more epic than the fight in the Original series (except for Mustang vs Ed)
The Original series were rushed, the manga wasn't finished by the time, so I can kinda understand the filler episodes, but at the ending, they were rushing the story, and I didn't like the ending because I still didn't have answers to the questions I had.
I loved the music in both series, but I still prefer brotherhood's music.
In brotherhood, it makes perfect sense why there was a war, but I sitll don't understand what really happened according to the Original series.